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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02

Now is your time! Come all!
For 80 days cabinet photos are re-
duced to So per dozen at the Photog-
raph Gallery corner Bullion street
aud First avenue.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02
In a Few Days

We will have several tons OF Alfalfa,
Timothy, Blue Grass, and White and
Red Clover. Those wanting seeds
should get our prices.
Corrlx & Co., HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02

New Rich Blood
By the use of Oregon Blood Purifier.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02
WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION IT. Mt On! !

pr, pared to furnish all classes with employment
ut home. the whole of the time, for their spare
moments. Business new, light, and profitable
PERI sons of either sex easily earn from 50 cent
to IS 90 per evening. AMI proportional sum b
deyotine all their time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who
this may send their address, and test the bust
ne S. we make this offer To such not salts
fed we will send one dollar to pay fort he trouble
of writing. Full particulars and outfit free. Adj
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02

Soda Springs Mineral Water,
The best in the world-at the Idaho
Forwarding Company's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02

. LEY Location notices, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TIMES office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02
LETTER LIST.
the syster

List of Letters remaining in the HALEY lldahol
Postoffice for the week ending April 30th, 1887.
Persons calling for any of these Letters will please
ssy advertised"
GI.ven IA McMaster, Jacob
Ueaton NV Mccartney. Daniel
McIea Colin Fl buheitzer, H b
Il. BEWS. Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02
Married.

CHRIsMAN.-At Shoshone, April o. 1887,
by the Rev. A. j. Joslyn, William @. Chris
of Shoshene, Idaho, and Miss Josephine Shell
don, of Oakland, Cal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-05-02
HALEY POstOMce.

HALEY POstOflice.
WKILs ARRIVE:
eyura the South. q 90 n =.
FROM the North. .....-... .......' '.''''' so -
keou Bullion. ..'.''''''' -
MAILS cLosE:
"a. ehA 8outh l3o r. =
For the North. ...--........''''' , AN a.
nor BulAi0n. .. - O.,
An mails from Nuldoon, stanton, Cricnson, Soi-
s,s, corral Greek, Atlanta and Rocky Bar arrive
cad depart BY railroad.
OFFICE HOURS:
oa.. .,v.,, opsp 70 owners OF Loot boxes.
General Delivery and Gall Boxes open from guy ~
. "a. rntii 7:S0 p. N. Sundays, from H. noon' TO
Money Order and Registry Department open
from eco .. m. until 4p. m. All reeisssfs must
b. in ~ II .. m, they Will not leave tnss Gay;
No Money Order or Registry business usnss0'eu
o. sundays or legslholidays. u,u..
amoky mail leaves Tuesdays at 7 .. M; arrives
HAu"s H. BEwS. Postmaster.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
Want ThciF VI hack.

The Reno Gaz tie learns from u panty
nf drumme-s that ilir State OF Nevada
will L- forced to pay blck every dollar
it has collected for drnmnIer's I~icrms-.
w: do not think TIA It the rec ut drcis.
sion OF the Slprrm' Cuurt is retroIct
i've IN it, r~r>ults, AMI hence have no
fears that the Sta'e will b. comprIleI to
pay back any OF the hereto.
fore collected in pursuance Of tar law
taxing druinmcrS.
1t serIns that there is q conflict be-
tween law aud justice when business
men who reside within the State. vino
help to develop it, II and build
mp lis various indu >tricS, ARE compelled
u pay IL license fnr the privilege o! do
ing business. while those who rrsil-
without the State, aud whose ouIy inc
rest il Ia make all til y eau ont Of her
people, should be permitted to ply their
several yoca ions wilhout confronting
n dollne toward the suppor, Of the STATE
Government.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
UnIon c.,y.

Mr.. E. u. Baum. Of Union City. Eu-
reka county. left by this mornings
train for home. Before leaving. Mr.
Baum gavJ tnis ON -e a friendly call
aud expresses himself we'll satisfied With
the future outlook. A large force Of
men are at work taking out or- VI good
quality which will he worked Iy n smell
ter now in process of erection, and
which it is expected will lie ia operation
by the 10th Of August, and from res
ent indications NJ. Baum * ~sttiSte I
that within n short time Union City
will prove TO he "ne of ia" must urO>
porous mining camps in Easter" Neva-
da.
We ARE pleased to ,te ti:"ss .vi lsnc' -
Of the prosperity of oar neishbo's. aud
trust that their nntiripations may bs
fully realized.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

A Religious j,urnnl, speaking OF the
loss OF lie ia theatre tirr~. says:
'will they soon brgim TO understand
that in II these fires ia gr at ih-ntT, X,
il 4 is not blind chance " Lich laS its way
but the uv,nsi:g haud Of All Ci,niv,i
Gol?"
The man who penn-i the above Ia
nat,cal idea iuu t have II very exhuu,t,d
opinion Of 'ipd If lee thinks that the al.
wise Creator would roast innocent NO.
men nuL Children tu Eppr!,se his wrath
against the managers Of p!ares #
amusement. We have always bt zen
;aTgG: that ''G ~ il Love" aud that
his tsidrr mercies endure forever
Lnt perhaps We htv" hr"m mi~'"d.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
The Poorest Girls.

The poores. girls in the worid nr-
those who have never been t.usLt TO
work. There are ihou.nud. of them
Rich parents have peIteI them; they
have ben taught to drSliSe labor AID
depend on others for u living. anil are
perfectly helpless. II misfortune comes
upon their friends. as it often does.
their case il hopeless. The most fer.
lurn and miserable women M on cattL
belong to this class. 1t belongs to par.
euis To protect their daughters from
this ~depioIab'e con litIou. They d,
them a great wrong il they neglect it.
Every dnu Ihter should he tnngh to earn
her own living. The rich rs well as the
poor require this training. The wheel
Of fortune rolls swiftly nronud-thr ricl,
are likely to become poor. and the poor
rich. Still, TO labor j. no disndv Iiagp
to the rich. and is Indispensable to the
poor Elk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

A New York dispatch ot the llih
inst says: The >l"''p Yacht Mystery
lett Ruiil Bar LIS; evening. loaded al
mos. I" the s~uuw,les with men. womrn
and children. When of Barren Island.
rn rnut. for Canar>ir. the ynch cps z i
aud only ID Il the 40 sruI> cnmp"siI =
her pnss' nsrIs mud crew are known to
have been rescued. The party WAS
made up chi. Il .. German fumI.irs lee,
idrut in Bru"klyu aud Long I-.ard
City. Fully half of the druwn Il lr op.r
we're children. \ urgr, III u row boat
pulled uut from the sGou- and ~ucrcrn
I'll i'll saving = Ven l.vcs aud a tug
which was Ia the y r:iI,y saved S.x.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

3nE NEW FORAGE PLANT.

Alfalfa IL substantially the feeding
plant Of Nevada TO day. but there are
others that attract our attention. aud
will. when thoroughly introduced.
Nevada TO be. one OF the richest stock
raising States ia the Union. These
thoughts are suggested by considering
the value and Importance Of alberta,
The somewhat new fodder plant Of Ne
VadA. Although we'll known in Cali.
forniA. IL il comparatively unknown
here. having made its appearance in
this section within the past few yenis.
Its seeds have little spiral flnInents ut
tachsd, and when blown abont by the
wind catch readily in the soil aud grow
quickly. No known forage plant fat
tens stock as rapidly as Liberia. 1t
grows in dry. sandy places where water
never eomss. and the rapidity with
which It spreads is something wonder
ful.
Let the dry lands OF this State be
seeded with al6l Ti". and it will lie
worth millions to our stock industry. II
u not probable that many people viii
rot Upon this advice. but the sturdy and
snisrprising plant is working its own
way into the country nnI soon will
teach the people What thy ought to
have known years ago. The plant hns
settled here TO stay. -tSugebrush
6toekman.n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
MILITIA.

BY tho laws Of our State each country
10 authorized TO organize one company
of Volunteer Militia consisting of one
Captain. one First Lieutenant, two
Second Lieutenants, four S-rg. ants,
four corpouIE. one Drummer, one Fifer
and not less than forty nor more than
slightly prvates. for nm Infantry cum
pasy. The Law also provides TINT ench
organized company shall be aIloa ed n
sum not 70 exceed $7j n month for
Arnory rent. said aIncunt to he pmd 10y
She County Treasurer Tho shnil take a
receipt therefor. which receipt shnlI he
received by the State Treasurer Ms So
much monsy in the settlement 10y the
County Treasures with the State Treas
HrsT.
As the minimum number allowed in
She formation Of a company is hity. four
men, including officers aud ruyn,es, il
would seem that Elko AMI vicinity could
form - company in compliunce with the
laws Of the State. draw arms AMI ac-
eoutrements. and the allowance Of SIS
per month for armory rent would be
sufIcient to pay all necessary Incidental
'Ipsusss Of the company. We suggest
that our entsrprising young men take
steps for the formation OF a 81 .litary
Comp my which woull bs II credit to
= ko county. aud 4 lille exertion on the
part Of those who will inke the matter
u hand will 500 accomplish it.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

An Act OF the L-giSiaturr. approved
March 8. 1877. provide. a. follows:
SEGTIon 1. Ia all public buildings
aud ediaces ia this State. such ~
court houses. churches. school houseS.
theAteis RuL other places where the
public assemble in Large bodies, the
doors whereby p' op!s enter and depart
from sueh places. shall open out Sardly.
or Out~arily aud inSarliy. in all such
buildings aud edide' $ hereafter erected.
aud ia all snch buildings nov in use.
n such doors do not conform To- the
foregoing requirement. they must be
made so to do prior to the dnst day OF
July. A. ID. 1887.
SEcrroS 2. Any person or persons,
agent or agents, Of any corporations.
found guilty Of violating amy Of the pro
visions of this Act shall be punished 10y
n hne not less ti.au II huudr"d dollar,
nor exceeding one thousand dollars, oil
by imprisonm,n not exceeding Que
year in the State Prison, Or by boil
such fine and Imprisonment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

a Virginia Ciry di,ln,ich OF the 18Th
INSTANT says:
The funeral OF the Il nd miners was
one Of the most impressive SCENE, ,vrr
Witnessed "u the Cum,tork. All hrg,
on pnbiic buildings were ut half mast,
all business was suspended and st"rrs
closed. The gloom cast over our city
WIS beyond expression. The Minerals
W re att, nd"d hy the Miners Union.
Mt~ous. Odd Fellows. X. of l.. uud A.
o. U. w. Six hundred IN mber> of the
Miners Union aud one hundred Mnson~
joined IN the ''lrmn rrOc",a;on. Min
ing was generally suspended giving Tie
miners a chance to attend the fouyrLI,.
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9aa nxW =. nooL LA~.

n aASoOs eau fully comprehend the
IsogtA and depth and height q the
OeAOol lAv enarted by the iGst Leeisla-
easS. approved Mach 0. 1851. they car
Ssat tAS Serbs.
Tbs Law provides thst at the general
election IN 1883 there shall he elected
By tAS qaaliArd voter. Of each district.
OSs Beh0OA Trustee for tuo years AID
HOsTCNAss Cor fou years. Trustees
GhAn sAaeE upon the duties Of their
o0cos q the art Monday OF January
s1eessAng their election; that in new
Sehooi diAirts or In eaAe Of u vacancy
fos any eAaae In an old one. the Truss
1esS shali ~ elected t~o Tor t~o years
aud oss Coz four year., and the vacancy
shAli Be Sled BY appointment Of the
county SuPeririendent Of schools for
tas ~uDexpired term: that in ali cases
where there are tNo or mSre school dis
tFiets within the same election preciuct.
wherein Trastess were not elected i.S
sOosh aoPsSats school district at the geu-
sral steesion Of 1856. there shall be held
- Zach OF the sAid districts an election
tOS School Trustees. on the second Sat.
urdAy Of May in each year, Mt the
school house in each Of said districts.
They shall be elected for one. " aud
three years respectively, aud their &c
sssSors shall each DO elected for q term
Il Ihree years. and shall take their Of
AoS on the 6rst Monday in June sue
oesding their election. aud that within
thirty days alter thr formation Of a new
district an election must be held for
Trustees.
The above embraces all the provis-
ions Of the Law in reference to the elec.
tior and appointment Of School Trns-
Gees, (exeept as TO the manner of hold
ing special elections,l and the time
when they shall enter upon thu duties
Of their Offices. aud il .,ou rs clear AS
mud.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

AT the InlrpcLd"nc- Dry reception
ut the Anteii an leg ,iipm in London.
VI ri~icr Phrlp- proposed the toast:
Thee IL mo cOumtry To the American
ike h"me.' 1t was responded t. ~
Mr. BitinC who raid: The Umii,d
S'nt"s X the only country with q known
Lirthdny. All Ihr rest lrgIn. ,h,y know
not "hn; gr " int" power they kr"w
mo- how. IL there bud Ic,r 10 Fnuril
Of July. England ard America cnmLinrd
wonld not be 20 gr,n; as each NOW uc;
nhly IL. There il no lirpuhIicln.
N" Democrat to LAY. All are A,ucri.
ems"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
A Modern metauseIah.

Supt. John M>Nllly celebrated hi
l6ist birthday n fpw days ago 1T Hi
drrth, Cal alma the residents Of that
ranp turned out EN- mn-se to c"nSr"t.
ulSte and wish him many happy returns
Of the day, in which his old friends in
this section heartily j,iu. Times Re-.
view.
No one who knows John would take
him TO b. quite 30 old. aud the gentle.
man himself will no doubt h. suIprisej,
upon reading the above item, to l,arn
that he has lived nj long.
II the TimeJ. Review is correct Mr.
McNnlIy Was n little tot six Years old
when Washing on was bora; twenty.
eight years Of age when tn; French dul
ludiau war b oke out; thirty IIn years
uld when the first Colonial Congress
assembled at New Y"Ik: fifty Years old
when the Colonies declared their indie.
p~endence, aud n bale old gentleman Ui
Sixty-thrre when Washington WAS in
augurntrd ms the first President VI tue
young Eepuhlir, April 80. 1859.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

A Portland. Oregon. special says n
DISASTROUS a 'od occurred Saturday at
Thompson Fall. Ilaho. from the Lrrak.
ing of IA lig dam on blossom Lake.
Nnny Wagons aud team : ure r-is,r;-d
swept away. l. iJses destiny Il. etc, nnd
II is feared n uumler ~ lives " rr lest
II Is reported that the IA hing toAns
Of Mountain CITY nnd Yak urre near.y
destroyed; urniI an Telegraph cum.mu
n'cStion are cut III. II l. Tea. ia mum
Der of freq I teams on the rhIl hav
been lost. The lis ,strr Is very serious
- mining property.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
Kiag RaIakaua.

xiakaua, the King Of Hawaii. Is a
very wicked old boy aud makes a point
Of b 'uuR = Vsry 60 I'd tune IN spite ~
tbo trouble 10 his kingdom. lie retains
some three hundred dAneipg girls and
"nnids'' u honor posS Passer 10 i,aps
end u b said that the old fellow don't
SO q, such ftom sHAsi Queen Kapio-
Haul bsesrJe so Disguised with bi,n a
short Huns ago that shs refu>s 10 1--we
With him apy longer. 80 she Is now his
wife only 10 name. This. however,
nrobsbiy don'I troubls him much M
thess . psDy more attractive and
youngsE romsn on the Islands. He is
SSutSI to1 old to be- bliRhted With dis
sPpoiptment In love. 40 that the indis.
= ItioH 81 tbs sstiniabie Green proves
bot = mild puRishtnent TO hin. He
earse but little about state affairs md II
ths veb .llipg parties leave him his at.
feudIuts. he Will be content to give up
What littls power We has ~lSn.--tsai
Lake DsnOsrsL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
4 sweeping Verdict:

The jury >umiL"mei hy the Coroner
Of 'ou~' county To inquire int' lie
death nj Hong ID. the Murderer ( Mrs.
Billion. returned the verdict flat lie
came I" his death by hanging 10y um
known hands; that the execution grw
ont q. the vr.d.ct If the rrial ju,,.
which. it declares. uu'ra. 81 the mruu-
ry q! AN rst.mIni!e lady 81, rrostitu'i &
the lac, aud s%;vuurims Of r,rjGry and
~criminnlty hy h%nItrrm & ~iuSticc t. save
the lie Of II Wiliul. drliLertr nmd M.
lici"uS murderer" The ,cIdict further
condemns the jury as being wanting III
moral courage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
DISTRICT COURT SUM
MONS.
y TIT DISTRICT CO"Wr or THF STATE
I 81 Nc'aGs, IL aud for IA" 90 mt, Of lRu.

Is tn DISTINCT CO"Nr OF THr STATE
81 N''a6". IL aud for IA" cont. ofIIs".
TIT ~rsTE og SLy Np\ SESps GREET.
~" To NORMAN WINS:
Yon sr' hereby uruarIro apprr In an a.
u.n o. mm. u.''I A. Is. ySu by Nsoui Win.
r- ga!u.II ia The ! i-t..,t Court 81 u- Sts.r
% = NalN In sui fog Re youg > o TIIr.
~~tstr' nevada. At trr town - Llkp aud ,n.
sW'rih COMPLAINT therein which l. "n Gle With
ihr C.'ik ~ s,II Court Within ten days sitter
H." -"-'i"' on N"n "f Ihi- Sumur1n. IA lus vs
'ftho a, ufSGu,.l ifsry - ~ -.ii county.
"r tN''ry lay " SERVED out "fs,'l rnIp.y. but
nj LA thts p..t .c'. SaI iu al O.h,r .,s.s
i'r'y dr'. or IN =. IN. I I, d,fUi,
Ill lc is"u - ne JON Ac.ori' ~ 10
'." lrN'.r '; -I'r mp.fi"i T7s IA Hrtsn
.- 10 'rEht o. r',nv"r Iuly p-p Ed.I 80
H"-s iT,:-aI nj G..r,tsr ito lion !. Of
N7rt,ar i"N 'v.i - between vu an I,tu.
un arI = az strti plat IN, dt,",c aud
-I-u II 1t go rt-."1N sud ~,"u'rpI oTIir TWO
ga mr. ohr Il "a. Marion Sspml wu,c. .ud
la.u'. Ira NJ o. D. swft rl ru pIpsnur sni
49," rhsi the p'.tu'iT Ne ,-rr - pr r,r.ui
r'hu ga '"' ri ssiIr {. h.r s- sn-h aI.uu-
, Ht" W of D" ~ y q. Ut ".u,.2 snil ~
. tsfrrN = 80 ~.rlI"r y. t.iIn 2 ~
Wv Q We ~ fI p .I n p .A = NIu
= ., o. o,fn' .. ~ r.i q H. T"v"shir Nn
" >"-.h- Et"r~ Is. Ts.'. VI nrt Ur-LI. h..
rmlm'r t,u ir ifs" ,.u ~. SIT 81 v.v.I,.
>H.lrIgIr'r u lr iu-loh tho % stniIu up,i
~" go um - "f vii ~ ,c.SrI o., aud Il. la
Ir'i thr ana u ESu.-.. r."- az he
r'riHirfr tn s:-rr ~ ono v-.r - ore TO
'"u M uccmri - mt Er I H.. al "rN'trh VII
iulv II9s mr. tom ur' SuuIlsiul OF a her D..
MD ynI - " hrr - uu ltd that u 700 faI
i"n. = "a o. Nt-y = ~" - I cumpi int a,
A'"'' r'vI r"i Ia -rti p',t uimiI sppiy 10
'h' ''urii rtr"t'H.f cumdcd ~ the CON
IliI "nd a. ,h- SUNNI ,us.
D." t'.''uruy Whrr Of - u wistwru hsva
10 Tru"."'' iuy nHfd rI-I 10 zeal Of
.'ii e uri. h $ . Il "ay Of Apri ~.
lpi'tr It ecu { seal
e - wISEM W.
'"wtJ CCtSrd mrto Ci,T ~ ILe t..
'r,i Court rfIlh" "'rI-. tlrr GI,u,
IONS 7. UAKI H..
A''rr y or Iisiui!G.
liS'. S'rsGs Job 3 1851.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

After they hnd got 10 their stopping
place tie driver thus addressed the
Pike:
well, you can svcrr?"
"Swrai! the swrnf?' rcpe1tel the
Pike. ~ II the compliment WINS NOR,
ihnn he deserved. 'Nr. J emit bias
rhrme worth II cuss. You'd ju { nriri
hrnr Pete Green. Hes the boy wlo
- tHh"rt the imp, intent mule. I've
known n ten mule team in II
the fcsh aud haul 81. 600 Inuud.
through u foot Of clay mul unier one of
his ou'p"uriug '."-tChi nro H,rald.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

An Act uf the L.si.IIurr. approx Il
March II, 1885. provil les that lin each
school nLovc thr grade ui primary thrrc
ball also lee t-TGht kugii, Ia crnuliInr.
History Uf AZ U.Ited States. ch mi-'ry.
urd rirmrIt,Ty rh! siut' ~ aml HySi n",
wii'li Shall p;va spectral rrurnInrurr u
the fleets 81 ale ,huIrc duk ~;IHnu'tur~
"m | n]rrc"iic> u;'o" tie hu system"
This i II | there l. IN I. Irrruc 1" trarl.
irS ph!siulUHy ia The comuu"n Scho".~.
the last Legislature having p~s,ci no
Act in relation therein.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

Tho attention Of School Trustees. md
other persons who have charge Of pub.
lie buildings, Is called 10 the Inv in
reference To the doors Of school houses.
churches and all other puhIio bindings.
The time for mnkinp buildings nov in
use comply with the law is aIrcnGy past.
nni Il il probable Tint but few knew o,
the law previous to July LIST. We pub.
lish the Act in full In another column,
aud advise all who have charge OF n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

Quitr - uunhn "i pro uIr"u citizens
have been interviewed lay ENaII:ncs IT,
puIiri> with ri nm { - il,ir lila, %
the I,rchiug 81 Hong d. aud the ermJi-
inrit OF apr val anil condemnation "i
the act stems /" he nL at ,qu ,ily ii.
vtl'd. :, mr ;hiuE the f.,lT "a d,~-r ,cr
10 iAc Stale. while others ar. 60! "a.
OF miuu TINT it WIS ju-r,iinh'e nId Viii
have 81 Tendency 10 Irlr >, s|i.uI.ss
cr.m, in Iu3urr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

Julirn llawihrr. e, IA the American
Nr-n2 ur. coEt.iHu - >&ricMr> o.! TYP
irI chtrtctrr~. sub ~ almost every
Amrriran vii'nGe can Ir'duc'. y, Vt
the main feature, -: Wiling" -nrir,v
have not suffered =" much Lhtugr us
TINT II our cities. uuI Mr. Ih,Ntno:ur
does Eo"l service hr rmI aiming these
types before they pn~s away.
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A Costly Explanation,

1t is rumored that steps are being
taken to have e. L. Huntington. the
railroad mngnnte, indicted by .h- Grand
Jury Of the District Of C ,lumbia on n
chHrge Of bribing members o: Congress.
IN his testimony befur, the pncifu Rail.
way investigating Committee, Mr..
Huntington acknowledged to paying
$4,000, 900 a. the members OF both
Houses Of Congress in order to eyplniu
matters connected with the C.mtrnl Pa
citic rairnnd. -tEnreka Sentinel.
II IL DOW in order 10 ascertain who
are the honest servants OF the penplr
who accepted the railroad mnguate's
explanation and coin aud thus killed
iwo birds with one stone. as il we're. 10y
having their dull ini.llec's enlightened
aud their pockets filled at ih, same
time. Corscicncioup "sei wants Of the
people," truly!
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
Another soutArrm outrage.

A Lexington dispatch Of the li'h in.
sttmt lays:
Yesterday afternoon Il. u. Chatham.
Independent Republican cIndi into for
the Legislature. shot mud killed John 8.
Hsrlins. Jr.. n'sucinlc editor ~ The
Lexington Bulletin. ii nkiuS' father j.
one If the Demucfn,ic nominees for The
Legislature. Chatham md yonng IInr.
kins bal been discussing politics mud
drinking beer freely during the day up
10 the time tho dispute aroae.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
The Grant Monumont.
Mountain City. July 8. 1887.
G. W. Grover.
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir: .r
Enclosed hnd FIVE
dollars which IL mite that will 20 to.
yards building II monumeni for u mnn
who thought more If his country than
he dill Of himself. Que who did more o.
presrtve the Union than any other lnau.
aud who never shank from duty when
his county called him out. I hope the
monument when built will inspire in
che ri-ing generation n love for their
country which was so characteristic in
our once gallant leader. We want a
monument that will show them whn, u
'nan can aud will 10 when he possesses
tbs patriotism aud zeal that the Grand
Oil Hero Of Appomatto1 was note
Tor. With beat Wish, q Tor success.
1 am yours
A Mihoa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

such buildings aa spec; fed to take
immediate steps u have the doors
conform to the Law which il COOL one
and should he strictly enforced.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
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